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biology 13

biology test 13

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bone marrow a soft tissue inside the bone that produces blood cells
cerebrum the lobes of the brain that integrate sensory information and coordinate the creature's response to that information
ectothermic lacking an internal mechanism for regulating body heat
name at least two chordates that have larval stage as a part of their life cycle frogs, salamanders, sea squirts, toads, lampreys, lancelets
BE able to classify all of these chordates (the classifications will be listed) : RAY class chondrichthyes
SALMON class osteichthyes
SEA SQUIRT subphylum urochordata
TOAD class amphibia
SALAMANDER class amphibia
LANCELET subphylum cephalochordata
LAMPREY EEL class agnatha
if an animal's optic lobes are very small, what, most likely, is its weakest sense? sight
what protein allows red blood cells to perform their function hemoglobin carries the oxygen in the blood, giving blood its red color
an animal reproduces when the female lays eggs and the male then fertilizes them. The eggs are then left to develop and hatch. Is fertilization external or internal? What kind of development is this? external (the male fertilizes it outside of the female), oviparous (the egg hatches outside the female fish)
a creature reproduces when the female receives sperm from the male and then lays an egg which hatches. Is fertilization internal or external? what kind of development is this? internal (the sperm fertilized the egg inside the female), oviparous (the egg hatches outside of the female)
BE able to label the fish on page 410 (figure 13.10)
WHAT is the function of the spinal cord sends messages from the brain to other parts of the body and vice-versa
WHAT is the function of the air bladder allows fish to change depths and sloat in water
WHAT is the function of the gonad reproduction
WHAT is the function of the liver makes bile for the digestion of fats and does many other chemical tasks
BE able to label whether a vessel is a vein or artery in the fish diagram on page 412 (figure 13.11)
FOR the diagram listed above, be able to identify whether the blood is oxygen poor or rich
WHAT is the major respiratory organ for most amphibians? skin
viviparous development happens inside the female, connected to her by a placenta
ovoviviparous development happens in an egg, inside the female's body. The egg hatches inside.
which has the most flexible skeleton, a shark, a frog, or a lionfish? shark
olfactory lobes receives signals from the nose
what's the difference between veins and arteries veins carry oxygen depleted blood from the capillaries back to the heart while arteries carry the rich oxygenated blood away from the heart, to the capillaries that get it to the cells
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